On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 4:32 PM, Leo <leonidtheking@gmail.com> wrote:
> Here is a sample project for testing.
> I used one layout folder but separated values folders for sw600dp (mdpi +
> tvdpi) and sw800dp (mdpi + hdpi)
> You will see the density name in the center of the screen. Mine two tablets
> 1280mdpi and 1920hdpi both show HDPI.
> I hope you could take a glance at it and explain this miracle :)
A Nexus 7 uses res/values-sw600dp-tvdpi/, as expected.
A Transformer Infinity uses res/values-sw800dp-hdpi/, as expected.
A Galaxy Tab 2 (7") uses res/values-sw600dp-mdpi/, as expected
A XOOM uses res/values-sw800dp-hdpi/, as expected.
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